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...Colin Richmond Cohn Samuel K. Jr. , with assistance from Aiton Douglas , Popular Protest in Late Medieval English Towns . ( Cambridge : Cambridge University Press , 2013 ), 375 pp. © 2014 by Duke University Press 2014...

...: Fuzzy Studies, Part 5 “OUR PROTESTANT RABBIN” A Dialogue on the Conversion/Apostasy of Lord George Gordon Dominic Green and Marsha Keith Schuchard We have Lord George Gordon fast in Newgate; and neither his being a public proselyte to Judaism, nor his having, in his zeal against...

... showed in a famous essay — Catholics and Protestants fought each other by day but met by night to collect and distribute alms, Perl commends the urge to withdraw from both combat and protest into institutions doing good works quietly. Copyright © 2024 by Duke University Press 2024 Natalie Zemon...

... as well as religious, and in religious terms is said to cover not only the Catholic and Protestant quietisms (most properly so called) of the late seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, but also the proto-quietisms of the medieval Western church and reputedly quietist aspects of the Gnostic, Eastern...

... simply left everything to God. This was a mode of spirituality but also a challenge to the Church and the need for its sacraments. Ecclesiastical authorities of various colors, both protestant and Roman Catholic, found this unacceptable in its earlier manifestations in the later Middle Ages and again...

... of the hostility to Hillary Clinton's candidacy. Comparing the widespread resistance to Donald Trump's proposals in early 2017 with recent single-issue protests, the author suggests that it is a strength of the current moment that women confront a wide range of issues, from sexual harassment to gun violence...

... from sub-Saharan Africa have contributed to the growth of both Catholic and Protestant churches in Tunis. This article analyzes the ways in which various Christian groups organize and articulate their religious practice and proselytization in ritual spaces that are sparse and must be shared...

...Christophe Pons As part of a cluster of articles on religious exopraxis, within a larger symposium on xenophilia, this essay protests against the optimistic casting of exopraxis as a sign of fluidity, porosity, and openness. It argues instead that the pragmatic capacity to navigate alien practices...

...Diarmaid MacCulloch [email protected] Alexandra Walsham , Generations: Age, Ancestry, and Memory in the English Reformations ( Oxford : Oxford University Press , 2023 ), 545 pp. Copyright © 2024 by Duke University Press 2024 The Protestant Reformation...

... it is “to believe or to protest against belief” is fully realized in his discussion of three brilliant American women: Emily Dickinson from nineteenth-century New England, Flannery O'Connor from the mid-twentieth-century segregated South, and Marilynne Robinson, a contemporary from the Midwest. One of the threads...

... as Mother; Holy Feast and Holy Fast; Frag- mentation and Redemption; The Resurrection of the Body in Western Christianity, 200–1336; and, most recently, Metamorphosis and Identity. Andrew Charlesworth is the author of Social Protest in a Rural Society; An Atlas...

... Pondering protest, Robin Hood comes to mind. That gentlemanly English English gentlemanly That mind. to comes Hood Robin protest, Pondering...

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... Magdalene unraveled just as the Reformation began, the three women continued to provide food for thought for the most famous Protestant and Catholic reformers. Instead of three figures sharing a history ranging from the depths of sin to the height of apostolic fervor, the Protestant and Catholic...

...” that obedientto is Tudors, More A“Protestant” not butquite. Thomas aCatholic, was V, Charles upon the from who Emperor,called Holy England “liberate” Roman to Pole, Reginald thus, supremacy; papal recognizes a“Catholic” Fortrope. Duffy, ancient that movespast orotherwise challenges, blurs...

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...” that obedientto is Tudors, More A“Protestant” not butquite. Thomas aCatholic, was V, Charles upon the from who Emperor,called Holy England “liberate” Roman to Pole, Reginald thus, supremacy; papal recognizes a“Catholic” Fortrope. Duffy, ancient that movespast orotherwise challenges, blurs...

... of anticipation before the mass protest movements of 2011 and 2012, from the Arab Spring and Occupy Wall Street to the student camps on Syntagma Square in Athens and the mass demonstrations on Moscow’s Bolotnaya Square. The punctuated, drumlike beat of the poem expresses, I believe in retrospect...

..., Stan- ford University, and many other communities and institutions worldwide and since forever. How different are the pugnacious Montagus and volatile Capulets of Verona, the outraged students and indignant trustees of Stanford, the masked protesters and masked police of Hong Kong? Even, I ask myself...

... “devotion” and Even Meacham’sshe refers. if which to title “community” of the example a moving provide book important this us given have historians her sister which with speed and world. care the The women and in cloister the women in between divide the and reform, Protestant...